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Study: Why mothers and fathers play differently

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New York Times / Motherlode: "Does [Oxytocin] stimulate bonding in new fathers as it does in new mothers? A new study in the journal Biological Psychiatry, the first to look at what its authors describe as 'the transition to fatherhood,' suggests that it does. And it also suggests a biological basis for the fact that men and women so often relate differently to infant and toddlers, with women more often cooing and cuddling and men tickling and tossing."

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on September 09, 2010 (boomark / email).

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